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One more question...

one cannot go beyond------means

a)his b) her c)one's d) ?

Answer: One's

somebody plz tell how many questions were of english, how many of GK and how many of series (number and alphabet both)

@abid fastian

good job....but u have also posted some answers wrong there..like ice is melting on poles due to greenhouse effect not ozone depletion.........yes! depletion of ozone is making the green house process agressive and ozone is depleting fast due to pollution of which chloroflourocarbons are the most dangerous....got the link..capital goods one is also wrong but since much has been discussed about it so i wont comment on that...

again! can anybody recall the breakup..

Ther were 15 questions of english.64 of General knowledge + everyday science and 21 of aptitude(numerical and alphabet series)

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Quoteone cannot go beyond------means

a)his b) her c)one's d) ?

I think its rite answer is itself.

Not at all my brother . The rite answer is "one's"

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The word “one” causes difficulties only as a pronoun. A pronoun is a word which stands for a noun.

In “one of a kind” or “one at a time” or “one is good enough”, the word “one” is not functioning adjectivally: it is not describing a noun or pronoun. Rather, it functions as a pronoun: it stands for (represents or “favours”) a noun.

One use of the pronoun “one” is to abstract from the grammatical numbers, singular and plural, and the grammatical genders (feminine, masculine and neuter). In the sentence “ONE goes to Mombasa in vacations”, you are referring to no particular number or gender.

By “one”, you can mean “I”, “he”, “she, it, you, they” or, indeed, the whole society for you are generalizing.This abstraction is why you must stick to “one” whenever you use it as a pronoun in the subject.

That is, “one” must be followed by “one” — never by any other personal pronoun. You cannot say: “After one spends a week in Mombasa, he returns to Nairobi in time for him to resume work on January 2.”

For, by jumping from “one” to “he” and “him”, you are committing gross injustice to other grammatical numbers and genders. That is why you must say: “After one spends a week in Mombasa, one returns to Nairobi in time for one to resume work…”

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